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hold up, OP is worried about "privacy" but asks probably the worst LLM of the bunch about OBDII?

The Great Bear Rainforest is 500km in a straight line(definitely not a straight line to get there) from Vancouver, but is an incredible place. The Vancouver area would be temperate rainforest if it hadn't been logged out in the 1800s. Now it's just condos.

Another R1T I can't buy here.

Did you have to go to Calgary to get it? did they deliver? Will they send someone out for repairs, or do you have to get to Calgary? ...is that Spruce Woods?

The tractor was more exciting last year than the same person in whatever million dollar ferrari she was in then. Oooh a car with many horsepowers and all the traction control won.

Last yeaer the closest equivalent was this.

When you land for PR you'll have to export it from the US too - 72h notice to CBP required,etc. And CBSA will levy whatever taxes and duties they feel apply. Luckily you're in Alberta so there is no PST. At least all of your personal effects are tax and duty free otherwise, being considered...

Man do I miss my RS sometimes.

Although they bought Jaguar in 1990, Ford didn't acquire Land Rover until 2000/2001. I have a Defender built in December 2001. Being part of Ford's PAG didn't help there lemme tell ya. It's Rover through and through.

I gave up a long time ago, so did @Headingley When Rivian opens a service centre here I'll look at an R3X

your truck is famous now; it's on their instagram page

You're right, if they can't pay for it they are not getting it at all. Both of my parents received cancer diagnoses this month, with no undue wait. Both being treated immediately. Try again.

Hard disagree, having experienced both systems firsthand. In the US system, you're waiting just as long to be seen at the hospital but the meter is running. The nursing shortage is just the same. On and on. One big issue with healthcare in Canada is it is up to each province to decide how to...

I pay less federal income tax in Canada than I would in the US on the same income.

the rear brakes are single piston floating calipers. The front brakes are not floating calipers. They are fixed, opposed piston. The brake pads slide on the smaller pair of pins, the larger central pin retains the pads in the caliper. pad wear like this suggests the pistons on one side are...

https://www.canada.ca/en/department-finance/news/2025/02/list-of-products-from-the-united-states-subject-to-25-per-cent-tariffs-effective-february-4-2025.html The list is here. Tires are on it, but not automobiles.

Costco had charging stations in California from 2006-2011 or so. Unsurprisingly there was not much use, so they ended that experiment.

Dyslexics of the world, UNTIE! Also, @Lisa & Bob ,it's generally not a good idea to post someone's email address in plain text on a public website. It will get scraped up for spam.

It's not - that's Saskatoon!